As Chelsea continues to make headlines, it appears that a power struggle is brewing behind the scenes among the club's ownership group. Sky Sports News Chief Reporter Kaveh Solehkol provides insight into the reported feud between US investors Clearlake Capital and Todd Boehly, who currently holds a 13% stake in the team. With significant changes to the club's management and roster, this ongoing battle for control could have a major impact on Chelsea's future.
Bayern Munich Sporting Director Max Eberl has taken a dig at Chelsea's approach to squad management, pointing out that having an inflated squad is not a recipe for success. He emphasized the importance of giving young players opportunities and maintaining a well-balanced team. On the other hand, Chelsea, under the ownership of Todd Boehly, has seen a decline in their performance and confusion surrounding their squad of over 40 players. Many experts question their plans for the upcoming season.
As the new Premier League season begins, Chelsea legend Mikel John Obi has expressed his concerns about the club's ownership under Todd Boehly. Chelsea missed out on Champions League qualification for the second consecutive year and have a massive squad size of 43 players. Obi fears that the club is headed towards becoming a mid-table team, losing its status as a powerhouse in the Premier League.
After Mauricio Pochettino was let go as Chelsea's manager following a disappointing season, fans point to a moment during the League Cup final in February when Pochettino appeared to snub a handshake with owner Todd Boehly. However, further analysis of the footage shows that Pochettino did indeed shake hands, but was understandably upset after the team's loss to Liverpool. Despite the clarification, some fans still believe that this was the beginning of the end for Pochettino at Chelsea.
The two English titans, Chelsea and Liverpool, will battle it out in the Carabao Cup Final at Wembley Stadium for the first major trophy of the football season. Chelsea aims to secure their first win under new owner Todd Boehly, while Liverpool hopes to add another trophy to their impressive collection. Despite being the underdogs, Chelsea are confident after holding Manchester City to a draw in their previous match.
Mauricio Pochettino receives a harsh response from Stamford Bridge crowd after Chelsea's 4-2 loss to Wolves. England's record signing, Moises Caicedo, had a poor performance, contributing to his team's tenth defeat of the Premier League season. With chants against both Pochettino and owner Todd Boehly, it's clear that Chelsea fans want changes to be made before it's too late.